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Help Deter Identity Theft By Freezing Your Credit

AARP members Judith and Lee Piper have a special place in their heart and home for older dogs who may be sick, struggling at a shelter, or without a place to stay because their human companions are having difficulty. After several years of welcoming older dogs to their 5-acre property in Arlington, they stumbled onto an idea. Let’s recruit loving families that are willing and able to care for elder canines over 8 years old AND we’ll start a non-profit, Old Dog Haven, to raise money to help pay for any medical costs that might be needed.

For Immediate Release: October 2, 2018

An information box on state ballot initiatives in the October 2018 AARP Bulletin did not convey the impact of Initiative 1634.

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AARP Washington and financial cooperative BECU are offering document-shredding services to protect people and their financial assets from fraud.

Hardly a month goes by without hearing of another data breach exposing our personal information to hackers and potential identity thieves. These breaches affect millions of individuals: Equifax – 145 million, Target – 110 million, Uber – 57 million, Home Depot – 53 million, and the list goes on and on. In fact, experts say very few of us haven’t been affected.

AARP sponsors "One Day University" with the Seattle Times

Come find out where the candidates stand and tell them what you think at the Age Wave Candidate Forum on Washington's Aging Readiness!